The Care CallerStart my search

Las Vegas · Clark County

Stop calling daycares on your lunch break.

We call every licensed daycare near you — and work with you, search after search, until you’ve found the one that feels right.

A real person walks with you — from the first dial, through every tour, to the daycare you pick.

  • 385 licensed providers
  • We call every one near you
  • Nothing found, nothing charged

Start your search

Child’s age
Where should we look?
How far will you travel?

5 miles is about a 15-minute drive.

Care type
Which days will you need care?
How did you hear about us? (optional)

Verified Search — $15 for the first 20 families. $0 today. Charged $15 only when your report arrives with real openings. Nothing found, nothing charged.

Nothing is charged today — your card goes to Stripe’s secure page. Refund terms ·privacy

Availability isn’t published anywhere. Only a phone call knows.

385 licensed providers on our list — we call every one inside your radius. The largest public directory lists 249.

  • 385licensed providers on our list1
  • 249listed by the largest public directory2

The biggest care-referral services are paid by the facilities they recommend. Parents pay us. Daycares never do.

  1. 385 active licensed Clark County providers — Nevada child care licensing system, retrieved August 2026.
  2. 249 — Winnie public directory, Las Vegas results, retrieved August 2026.

What the search actually looks like here

“I left daycare crying because I don’t have the options. I don’t have the help.”

— Marcel Mallette, Las Vegas single mother and Treasure Island bartender, to KTNV

A mother told PBS NewsHour she made it “a full-time job” to get her daughter onto waiting lists.

The supply is moving the wrong way: the Strip’s last 24-hour daycare is gone, one provider went from roughly 180 children to about 20, and infant waits run nine to fifteen months.

Parents bridge the gap with nanny rates, stacked non-refundable waitlist fees, or the most expensive place simply because it can take the child now.

How it works

  1. Tell us your zip and your child’s age

    Two fields to start — the rest takes about a minute.

  2. We call every licensed provider in your radius

    One at a time, by phone, during the hours daycares actually answer.

  3. Your Care Caller walks you through the report

    Every provider we reached, what each one said, and where to start — explained by the person who made the calls.

  4. We charge only if your report has real openings

    Nothing open in your radius? You pay nothing.

  5. We set up the tours

    Pick your favorites — we arrange the visits and send you the tour prep sheet so you walk in knowing what to ask.

  6. We stay until you’ve found the one

    None felt right? Tell your Care Caller why — your next search starts from what you learned. Same price, same guarantee.

Every licensed care type — infant, toddler, preschool, before/after school, and odd-hours.

What you get

Every search comes with four things:

  1. The Verified Report

    One page per search — every provider we reached, in the same shape every time.

    • Provider and type — center or licensed home
    • License number, status, and a link to the state inspection report
    • Openings now, or waitlist length and any fee
    • Ages served and hours, including odd-hours
    • Price, if they disclose it
    • The date and time we called
    • Next step — whether they offered a tour

    See the full report format →

  2. A walkthrough with your Care Caller

    Fifteen minutes with the person who made the calls — what they heard, where they’d start. If you want it.

  3. The tour prep sheet

    What to ask at every visit — staffing, fees, safe sleep. Read the tour prep sheet →

  4. The debrief

    Toured and unsure? Tell us what was off.

Check any provider yourself

Every provider in your report carries its license number, current status, and a direct link to Nevada’s public inspection record.

Nevada’s public child care licensing lookup

Pricing

The Verified Search

First 20 families

Regular price $29$15

Your Care Caller runs the search personally, start to finish — openings, tours, and every call in between. For the first 20 families, it’s $15.

Card saved now — charged $15 only when your report arrives with real openings. If we find nothing, you pay nothing.

Tour them. If none feel right, tell us why — we’ll run your next search from what you learned. Same price, same guarantee, until you’ve found yours.

Start my search

A real opening means a licensed provider that told us, on the phone, they have space or a confirmed start date for your child’s age. If your report has none, you pay nothing. Refund terms

A real person makes these calls

Built in Las Vegas by Saad — a real person reviews every report. Inspired by Maritza Goldsmith. More about who’s behind this

Questions

When am I charged?

Your card is saved today; nothing is charged. We charge $15 ($29 after the first 20 families) when your report arrives with real openings — nothing if we find nothing. No subscription, no calendar: a charge only ever follows a report you asked for.

Do daycares pay you to be listed?

No. Parents pay us — no referral fees, no pay-to-rank, ever.

What if nothing is open?

You pay nothing — that’s the guarantee. We’ll tell you what we heard, and when you’re ready, run another search or widen your radius.

What if I tour them and don’t like any?

Tell us why — too far, wrong hours, price, a feeling. Your next search starts from that. $15 ($29 after the first 20 families) when delivered, nothing if we find nothing.

Do you cover home daycares?

Yes — licensed home and group providers are included, and you can turn them off during intake.

Do you set up the tours?

Yes. Pick the providers you like from your report and your Care Caller arranges the visits, then sends the tour prep sheet so you walk in knowing what to ask.

How fast is it?

Most reports are ready within a couple of business days — we call during the hours daycares answer, and your Care Caller keeps you posted the whole way.

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